All posts tagged: Latte

Make mine a latte: coffee shades spill from TikTok into fashion mainstream | Fashion

When does a style trend on social media make the leap to mainstream fashion movement? In the case of “latte fashion”, it’s the adoption by Hollywood A-listers, as well as a heavy presence on every street, bus and cafe – and on the catwalk. Latte fashion – the outfit dominance, sometimes even head to toe, of coffee shades, from beige to taupe to darker browns – has its roots in beauty influencers on TikTok reviving the kind of tan foundation and copious bronzer that saturated the early noughties. “It’s warm, milky and effortless”, was how #BeautyTok personality Rachel Rigler described the term she coined and the look she helped re-popularise. Since then, coffee has spilt over sartorially. The actor Jennifer Lawrence was spotted lunching with Phoebe Waller-Bridge wearing an oversize beige wool car coat from the Row; tan wide-leg, high-waisted trousers; and a cream, tucked, silk shirt. Elsewhere, the Princess of Wales attended a charity engagement in a caramel-tone Roland Mouret suit with a flared leg. Meghan Markle – a long-term investor in an actual …

Latte Lath caps Middlesbrough rally to end Exeter’s Carabao Cup run in last 16 | Carabao Cup

At least when Michael Carrick and his Middlesbrough side return to Devon later this week they will carry ultimately happy memories from this visit. An 82nd-minute penalty by Emmanuel Latte Lath propelled Boro into the Carabao Cup quarter-finals and proved the difference against third-tier Exeter City after four fantastic goals, two by Exeter’s Ryan Trevitt, punctuated a thrilling tie. This was anything but a comfortable evening for Boro, however, their analysts, as well as the first-team coach, Grant Leadbitter, in conversation with Carrick’s staff on the touchline throughout, were stationed in the main stand surrounded by some of the 1,031 away fans who made this mammoth trip. As Middlesbrough’s players and staff filed off the team coach about an hour and 15 minutes before kick-off some of the more eager Exeter supporters that had congregated on the Big Bank terrace at one end of this ground were already making a racket. A thudding drum provided the soundtrack for Boro’s players as they headed for the away dressing room and the home support invariably turned up …

The Pumpkin Spice Latte Made Autumn Perfect

The Pumpkin Spice Latte Made Autumn Perfect

I drink the Pumpkin Spice Latte to commune with autumn. Not first for its taste, warmth or color, though also for those things. I order pumpkin spice to fuse my body with the leaves, the crisp air, the gentle reminders of death, and all the other trappings of fall. Twenty years ago this month, Starbucks brought this flavor to the world. In so doing, autumn was perfected. The Pumpkin Spice Latte—the PSL, to its devotees—was not, of course, the first mass-marketed seasonal coffee beverage. By 2003, Starbucks had already introduced a pair of Christmas drinks: the eggnog latte (born in 1986) and the peppermint mocha (2002). But these precedents were different in kind. Eggnog is a beverage of its own; peppermint is a normal flavoring. The PSL was something else entirely: a concoction of known elements recombined into a new seasonal essence that somehow came to seem as though it had always been around. Read: The company that tested pumpkin-spice foie-gras mashed potatoes A related set of flavors had been around for many, many decades, …